Blackdown Tableland National Park: Mook Mook and Goon Goon Dhina Walks.

Mimosa Creek in the afternoon.

The Goon Goon Dhina trail-head is located between campsites 12 and 13. The Mook Mook walk starts opposite the campground entrance. However, it is possible to join the two walks together by walking alongside Mimosa Creek and through the campground. 

Mook Mook: 2.4 km return, moderate grade. 
Cross Mimosa Creek and past interesting rock formations to a lookout. We were lucky to see the Blackdown Tablelands Fan Palms in flower.

Close up of a Blackdown Tablelands Fan Palm, Livistona fulva, in flower.

Rugged landscape on the Mook Mook walk.

Approaching the Lookout, Mook Mook.

Excellent views from the edge of an escarpment.

Goon Goon Dhina circuit, 2.5 km, moderate grade. There are excellent information signs along the walk.

Remnants of an old fence.

This walk follows Mimosa Creek upstream and we heard many frogs, possibly Scarlet Sided Pobblebonks, even during the daytime.

Crossing Memosa Creek

The walk is wanders past many interesting rock formations and a Ghungalu art site.

Gungalu art site, Mook Mook.

Detail of at the Ghungalu art site.

We enjoyed this walk a lot and as an added bonus we saw lots of birds.

White-eared Honeyeaters.